Sue Johanson, Sunday Night Sex Show Host, Dead at 93
, who dished out sex advice for decades as host of the Canadian call-in radio-turned-TV program, died at age 93 in a long-term care home near her native Toronto, surrounded by her family, her rep told"She was a groundbreaker pioneer trooper. And she broke all the rules. And it was fabulous," her daughterin an interview that day. "She never brushed people aside. She treated everyone absolutely the same.
Johanson's daughter continued, "It didn't matter who you were, what your sexual preference was, how you identified, what you might be dealing with in terms of the time of AIDS — like, she embraced everybody and who they were. And that just...made me so proud. We are so proud of our dear Sue, my mom."Before going into broadcasting, Johanson began a career as a registered nurse.
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